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Why soil matters?A European perspectiveGut KrauschaHans-Joachim Mautschke
Gut Krauscha –an example for aktive climate protectionGut KrauschaHans-Joachim Mautschke
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Humus accumulation
Higher nitrogen fixation of legumes
Reduction of soil erosion
Increased carbon stocks in soil and plant
mass
Reduction of greenhouse gases
Saving of fossil fuels
Soil and climate benefit from organic farming!
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Aim is to demonstrate that organic farming is climate-friendly and can be optimized by applying innovative farming practices
12 demonstration farms in different climate-zones adjusting their farming practices
Supported by the LIFE+ programme
SOLMACC
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Natural landscape: East German Lowlands/Niederlausitzer older
moraine
Soils: Sandy brown earths, podzols, sandy gleysol,
stagnosols on clay Groundwater determinedd sands and clay
floodplain sands
Agriculture - Geology
Total: ca. 400 Farmland: 235 Grassland: 120 Wood: 20 Other: 17
Source:https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cc/Bodenprofil_Grunewald.jpg
Sandy brown earth
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High proportion of clover in crop rotation Agroforestry Composting
In the SOLMACC project Bioland is optimizing best practice through innovative procedures.
Three activities –examples of practical climate protection
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Wheat gyro:Clover grassWheat + undersowingWinter pea / rye or triticale + undersowingOats or spring barley + undersowing
Sand gyro:Clover grassRye or triticale or lupine + undersowing
Clay gyro:Alfalfa/LucerneAlfalfa/LucerneDinkel or winter barley + undersowingSpring barley or oats + undersowing
Agriculture–crop rotation with gras clover
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Hedges and field shrubbery Energetic utilization Aim of usage
Rejuvenate and preserve Optimize recycling management
(-> compost management)
Agroforestry –CO2 sink, fossil fuel savings
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Meadow cut partly from nature conservation measures Aim of usage
Obtaining grazing areas Compost for arable land
Compost management – Close cycles efficiently
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Gut Krauscha
Hans-Joachim Mautschke
Hauptstraße 6
02829 Neißeaue - Klein-Krauscha
e-Mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.gut-krauscha.de
Thank you for your attention!
Ann-Kathrin TrappenbergSOLMACC CoordinatorE-Mail: [email protected]: +32 2 280 68 50
Learn more about the project: www.solmacc.eu/